St Helens Council is recruiting an Education Welfare Officer to work with schools, families and external agencies to promote regular school attendance and safeguard children. You will support pupils facing barriers to learning and help schools apply new legislation and safeguarding practices.
The role requires a proactive, collaborative approach and is enhanced by a commitment to fair employment practices and public service values within a supportive team.
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Education Welfare Officer: Attendance & Safeguarding Champion in St Helens employer: St Helens Council
St Helens Council is an exceptional employer, offering a unique opportunity for Engineers in Strategic Highways Maintenance to contribute to transformative projects that enhance community infrastructure. With a strong commitment to employee development, competitive benefits including the Merseyside Pension Fund, and a supportive work culture that values diversity and inclusion, you will find a rewarding career path while making a meaningful impact on local communities. Join us in our mission to be a leading highway authority and enjoy the flexibility of hybrid working arrangements that promote work-life balance.
